Commentarius Grammaticus Criticus in Vetus Testamentum, Vol. 2

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Excerpt from Commentarius Grammaticus Criticus in Vetus Testamentum, Vol. 2: In Usum Maxime Gymnasiorum Et Academiarum AdornatusFai.: memoria, confhtum ost ex dwi'i et incîdih Ali| 5. Oxomph vid. In Geoenii Gr. |mpl p. 866. Anim|nti|, quorum form| debino describitnr, ono Choìuòm, cognowitur ex c|p. 20. De vid. Not. Ad Gen. 41, 21. Dzng 1313] concise pro 'j': 1113 el manus ejuc (unu| pro omnibu| punitur ut n. 20. Orant gnamu hominic. Cf. Oculi sunt oc. Columborum C|ut. 15. Ct |li|. Nihil igitur. Opu|, ut cum Ewaldo Gr. Erit. P. 295. 11' e¿°er|| (3153) mq haben pro |ntiqu| form| |t|tu| comtructi, quanquam Muorotlno 3: (1111) logi volant. '131 It' 1391 &5] i. E. Noteront ire in omne| parta, absque quo neoene haberent, 'circum|gi et con vertoro |d illam coeli plegem', |d quem porgeront. Cf. VI. 6. 10. Una 135] M. Ob mtcrioro parte. Mv, parte no|tica. Prugna] et hac quidem cr|ut facin eorum. Bodom modo c|pi ponit 53231 Jos. 13, 23. 27. 15, 12. 47. Al. Cf. |pud eundem hnno |criptorom |u¿'. M. Mann. Ot 2. I'. 11331. 13, 20. Coll. G. Gr. Min. 9. 35. |dn. 4. E. 428. Ed. 2. M53 R'ììt'l ni*qqg] et animando Imc cursa5ant, propr. Ot animanlia curroro ot reverti. Of. Curt. Lib. 4. Extr. Alexander territo| ca:ligare, adhorlari proclium solua accendere. Apud Hebraoo| infinitivm aboolutm loco verbi finiti cum nomine |ubjoctum efficiente etiam hoc modo cohjunctm reperitur, Job. 40, 2. (39, ¿at - 5 n: hq mm litigaòit cum Omi potette roprohemor? Propr. Rochlez mit dem Allmà'chtigen der Tadlor? MH i. Q. V..., cf. Un: ct 1: Non fuit, quod hnno locum |ollicitoret Ewaldu| Gr. Erit. P. 566 pun mmm] pm anae leyoy. |cd cert|o |ignific|tioni| veteribue omnibus.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully, any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.